pH is an invisible part of the service. After a chemical process, balancing it helps leave the fiber more aligned and ready for what comes next.
Why acidify the hair?
With an acidic pH and balancing action, Recovery promotes the sealing of the cuticles and helps neutralize residues from alkaline chemicals. The desired result is hair that is more aligned, protected, and shiny.
What are its uses in the salon?
pH equalizer for the hair fiber.
Catalyst: after shampooing, apply to damp hair without rinsing, followed by the mask.
Light thermal protection before a blowout.
Scalp protection: a small amount before chemical processes such as smoothing.
How is it used at home?
After shampooing, apply to damp hair on the mid-lengths and ends. Leave on for 2 to 3 minutes and then apply the mask or finish as desired.
What is in its formula?
Polyquaterniums, cetrimonium chloride, propylene glycol, glycerin, and an acidifying system. Discover Recovery.
In summary
Recovery brings several functions together in one spray: balancing pH, boosting treatments, and protecting. Its value lies in integrating it into the protocol, not in using it on its own.
Source: Brulier Recovery manual. Educational content: it does not replace professional diagnosis or product instructions.Recovery products
Frequently asked questions
Is it rinsed out?
As a catalyst, it is not rinsed before applying the mask.
How far does it go?
The 250 ml spray bottle yields approximately 35 applications.
Does it work on all hair types?
Yes, especially hair that has undergone chemical processes, bleaching, or frequent use of heat tools.
Bring it to your salon
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